Posted 2008-11-09 10:28 PM (#94594 - in reply to #94587) Subject: RE: horse clippers
Elite Veteran
Posts: 824 Location: Kansas
Have both the A2 and the Wahl cordless, LOVE the cordless. You don't have to worry about the cord being long enough to do their legs or getting tangled up in it (I'm a klutz). I have found the Wahls to be quiter with less vibration. They are kind of delicate though-doesn't take much of a drop to break a little plastic clip that holds the blades on. I did say I'm a klutz, right?
Posted 2008-11-10 5:13 AM (#94596 - in reply to #94587) Subject: RE: horse clippers
Elite Veteran
Posts: 662 Location: Vanzant, Missouri
I use the Andis brand I think mine is a AG2 I bought it over 10yrs ago and I have never had a problem with it.Very quiet , has 2 speeds... Has a long cord on it which makes it nice.
Posted 2008-11-13 5:05 AM (#94809 - in reply to #94587) Subject: RE: horse clippers
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Posts: 270 Location: Roanoke IL
I suggest one with an adjustable blade. I have a corded wahl and really like how I can make the blade cut really close for muzzle hairs, and less close for ears and the jowl area.
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